The Unwanted Passenger

No matter where people go in this universe, they bring along an unwanted passenger: their own sin natures.
— Mark Carver in November 2019 —

Confessions of a Returning ‘Adventures in Odyssey’ Fan

After I finally returned to my “Adventures in Odyssey” fandom this year, I discovered the Christian audio drama had grown even better.
— E. Stephen Burnett in November 2019 —

Shields Among Us

Our “shields” can be necessary but also harmful, guarding us from enemies but also our own good.
— Laura VanArendonk Baugh in November 2019 —

Sneak Peek–What’s New In Christian Fiction

Today’s sneak peek is at award-winning author, Patrick Carr’s new novel, The End Of The Magi. Yes, the title refers to those magi.
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in November 2019 —

Why I Wrote My Fantasy Novel As a Monk

The quiet and reflective monastery of Saint Bernard inspired Benedict Dyar to create “The Flame of Telbyrin.”
— Benedict Dyar in November 2019 —

Are We There Yet?

When does the future arrive?
— Mark Carver in November 2019 —

Alien God of the Christian Tribulation

What if the Tribulation that futurists like me see in the book of Revelation takes place? And what if the Antichrist claims aliens are invading the Earth and he’s only resisting them…? (And why would I want to write a story like that?)
— Travis Perry in November 2019 —

“The Black Cat” From The Father Of Horror

Poe’s short story,”The Black Cat,” is in the public domain. This post of it may have been better for October, but I think you’ll like it.
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in November 2019 —

What is Truly Scary?

At the root of all fear is the desperate unwillingness to lose something precious, the ultimate fear being the fear of losing one’s life or the lives of loved ones.
— Mark Carver in October 2019 —

It’s Here! Get Lorehaven Magazine’s Fantastical Fall 2019 Issue

In Lorehaven magazine’s free fall 2019 issue, we explore Enclave Publishing and review sixteen new Christian fantastical novels.
— E. Stephen Burnett in October 2019 —

Sex in the Story: How Far is Too Far?

Fiction’s sexual content has unique power to tempt young readers.
— Marian A. Jacobs —

How ‘It: Chapter Two’ Defeats Its Devilish Clown

“We must realize that our enemy is just a clown. He’s a loser.”
— Daniel Whyte IV in October 2019 —

Lorehaven Explores Enclave Publishing in Our Fall 2019 Issue Next Week

At last, Lorehaven magazine’s fall 2019 issue arrives Oct. 22, featuring fourteen reviews of fantastical Christian-made novels.
— E. Stephen Burnett in October 2019 —

Fiction Friday: Sojourner by Janalyn Voigt

As a thank-you gift for any purchase of Janalyn Voigt’s latest, buyers can receive free ebooks by speculative fiction authors.
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in October 2019 —

Brad and His Dad

Moral of the story: we are not alone in the universe, but we don’t have to look to the stars to find who else is out there.
— Mark Carver in October 2019 —

Fantasy Authors Win Three Awards At 2019 ACFW Conference

Christian fantasy authors scored three ACFW Carol Awards, while Realm Makers hosted the conference bookstore.
— E. Stephen Burnett in October 2019 —

A Case Study in Fictional Magic: Dawn Before the Dark

In Dawn Before the Dark, magic at first glance would seem to stem from gods other than the one Creator. How will this story world of a gender-based curse turn that apparent focus on magic on its head? How does this book link a strong story with a desire to honor God?
— Travis Perry in September 2019 —

What Harm Could Come from Fictional Magic?

Is it actually possible for a fictional portrayal of magic to do harm? Should “harm” be our primary focus in the first place–or honoring God?
— Travis Perry in September 2019 —

Readers, Come As You Are, But Don’t Stay as You’ve Been

Fear of “preachiness” can infect Christian creators who then seriously wonder, “Are themes no longer allowed in fiction?”
— Rebecca P. Minor in September 2019 —
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